Abstract Class Vs Interface Simplified - Most Asked Interview Question for a Developer Interview

Title: Understanding the Difference: Abstract Class vs. Interface in Object-Oriented Programming

Description:
🔍 Dive into the world of object-oriented programming with our comprehensive guide on the dissimilarities between abstract classes and interfaces! 🚀

🤔 What exactly sets abstract classes and interfaces apart? In this video, we break down the key distinctions, offering clarity on when to use each and why.

📘 Concepts Covered:
Interface is always implemented
Abstract class is inherited
Interface is an abstract class with public methods which have not been defined.
If we make all members and method abstract, It will act like interface. Partial implementation should be there so it can act purposely as an abstract class otherwise we should use interface, not abstract class.
Interfaces are contracts, you cannot put any definition in it
Every method in abstract class needs not to be abstract, it can be concrete.
Every interface method is public, there is no possibility to make it as private, protected, final etc
Abstract class can have methods and members which can be private, public, static, final etc.
An interface cannot have a constructor
We can define a constructor in an abstract class


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